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Lexology Index: Arbitration 2025 Recognises 49 Freshfields Lawyers
In the Lexology Index: Arbitration 2025 analysis published on 22 November 2024, Freshfields was once again recognised as one of the top international arbitration law firms globally. This year, Freshfields had more listings than any other firm with 49 lawyers distinguished as leaders in the field – up from 46 lawyers last year.
Four of our partners are recognised as “Global Elite Thought Leaders”: Nigel Blackaby KC (Co-Head of our Latin America Practice, Washington, D.C.); Nicholas Lingard (Head of our International Arbitration Practice in Asia, Singapore and Tokyo); Noah Rubins KC (Head of our Global CIS/Russia dispute resolution practice group, Paris), and Sami Tannous (Partner and Regional Managing Partner for MENA, Dubai).
Matei Purice (Counsel, Paris) and Santiago Gatica (Senior Associate, New York) have also been included in the Lexology Index Client Choice Guide 2025. This recognises lawyers around the world that stand apart for the excellent client care they provide and the quality of their service.
The Lexology Index: Arbitration 2025 is the culmination of months of research by Lexology and GAR. The result is a report that represents 102 countries and more than 1,100 law firms, barristers’ chambers and consulting firms.
Below is the full list of Freshfields lawyers recognised by Lexology. Read the full report here.
Global Elite Thought Leaders: Arbitration
Nigel Blackaby KC – Washington, D.C.
Nicholas Lingard – Singapore & Tokyo
Noah Rubins KC – Paris
Sami Tannous – Dubai
Global Elite Thought Leaders: Arbitration (Under 45) - Partners
Lee Rovinescu – New York
Global Elite Thought Leaders: Arbitration (Under 45) – Non-Partners
Santiago Gatica – New York
Amr Omran – Dubai
Yuri Mantilla – Paris
Matei Purice – Paris
Global Elite Thought Leaders – Construction
Erin Miller Rankin – Dubai and Singapore
Kim Rosenberg – Dubai
Recommended
Fabrizio Arossa – Milan
John Choong – Hong Kong
Boris Kasolowsky – Frankfurt
Amani Khalifa – Riyadh
Elliot Friedman – New York
Noiana Marigo – New York
Oliver Marsden – London
Sylvia Noury KC – London
Lluís Paradell Trius – Rome
Michael Rohls – Frankfurt
Erin Miller Rankin – Dubai and Singapore
Caroline Richard – Washington, D.C.
Christophe Seraglini – Paris
Daniel Schnabl – Frankfurt
Hans-Patrick Schroeder – Hamburg
Will Thomas KC – London
Future Leaders (Partners)
Martin Mekat – Frankfurt
Kim Rosenberg – Dubai
Lee Rovinescu – New York
Samantha Tan – Singapore
Alexandra van der Meulen – Paris
Thomas W. Walsh – New York
Carsten Wendler – Frankfurt
Future Leaders (Non-partners)
Rohit Bhat – Singapore
Stuti Gadodia – Frankfurt
Santiago Gatica – New York
Joshua Kelly – London
Valerio Letizia – Paris
Samantha Lord Hill – London
Yuri Mantilla – Paris
Maria Julia Milesi – Washington, D.C.
Alexander Monro – Frankfurt
Amr Omran – Dubai
Annie Pan – London
Gregorio Pettazzi – Frankfurt
Sam Prevatt – New York
Mariia Puchyna – Paris
Matei Purice – Paris
Hinda Rabkin – New York
Camille Strosser – London
Felix Schaaf – London
Lojayne Shaheen – Riyadh
Vasuda Sinha – Paris
Sofia Svinkovskaya – Vienna
Natalia Marina Zibibbo – New York
